Ep. 903 - Degenerate Democrats Panic Over Anti-Groomer Law
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Florida has passed a bill banning sexual indoctrination of kids in elementary schools, and today we'll read the bill itself. Plus, we'll talk about the body positivity advocate who inadvertently exposes an ugly truth: that the "body positivity" movement is actually fueled by hatred towards men.
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Today on the Matt Wall Show, protests are growing louder over the bill in Florida which bans the
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sexual indoctrination of kids in elementary school. The left has managed to garner this
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much outrage by simply lying about what's in the bill. Today we'll sift through the nonsense and
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get to the truth and we'll read the actual bill itself, which is a bold step if you can imagine
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it. Also, as gas prices skyrocket across the country, Biden announces a plan to ban Russian
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oil, but the new oil import plan isn't much of an improvement. We'll talk about that. Kamala Harris
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also tries to be inspirational again and it doesn't go well. Serena Williams is the victim
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of racism, or so she claims. A police chief in Florida is fired for anti-white bias. There's a
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new one. In our daily cancellation, we'll talk about the body positivity advocate who inadvertently
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exposes an ugly truth, which is that the body positivity movement is actually fueled by hatred
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towards men. I'll explain why. All of that and more today on the Matt Wall Show.
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The outrage and hysteria in Florida over the so-called Don't Say Gay Bill has reached a fever
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pitch as the Florida Senate began debating the legislation on Monday. Though perhaps outrage and
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hysteria is not exactly the right phrase here. In fact, the backlash is all carefully scripted and
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cultivated. Some of the anger might be genuine. I don't know. Some of it, a small portion of it.
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But even the genuine anger is rooted in carefully disseminated propaganda. And everything else is
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just choreographed. Nonsense. We've seen plenty of false narratives take hold before, obviously.
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There's a new one every day somewhere. As you know, every time a bell rings, a false narrative gets its
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wings in this country. But the pure, blatant falseness of this particular false narrative manages to set
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itself apart, even amid the torrential downpour of utter bullcrap from the media on a daily basis.
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Speaking of bullcrap, Saturday Night Live kicked things off this week with another hilarious comedy
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skit wherein no jokes were told, nothing funny happened, and Kate McKinnon continued to prove that
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probably Christopher Hitchens was right about female comedians. Anyway, watch this.
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Florida's controversial Don't Say Gay Bill passed its final state Senate committee. Here to comment is Kate McKinnon.
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Well, yeah, I'm sorry to barge in here like out of costume. I just, I heard about this law and I
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Yeah, because, you know, when I was in middle school in the 90s, I was some, I was kind of like tortured by the
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constant use of the word gay. Like, you know, that's so gay or, ew, you're gay. It just, it made me feel
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horrible. And to hear that Ron DeSantis has, has taken a stand and said, no, you cannot say gay in school
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anymore. I'm just like, I'm so jazzed. And in Florida, of all places. I mean.
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Yeah. Yeah. So, so actually, I feel like there's been a misunderstanding. See, the law actually means
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that you can't acknowledge that gay exists at all.
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Can we all just stop pretending this woman is funny? Can we at least do that? Can we agree on
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that as a society? I don't believe that people actually find her funny at all.
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And every year she has a new impression. Everyone says, have you seen the Kate McKinnon impression of
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Hillary Clinton? It's, it's just her. It's just her being herself, which is, which is very unfunny.
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This is also the one, I think Kate McKinnon, wasn't she the one who did the, after Hillary Clinton
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lost, she, she did the, she, she played the piano while crying, you know, as Hillary Clinton.
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And then she sang hallelujah or something like that. I think, I'm pretty sure that was her.
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Anyway, she says, what? That's a good question because everything that Scarlett Johansson's
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henpecked husband just said there was totally false. But you wouldn't know that if you listen
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to the protesters who have been in Tallahassee screaming about a fictional bill that stops
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them from saying the word gay in school. I mean, people actually believe this. This is what,
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this is what people believe that there's a, that there's a bill in Florida that says you're simply
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not allowed to say the word gay ever in, in any school in Florida. Um, floridapolitics.com has
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the report on what these protesters are doing. It says a group of Florida students took to the
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Capitol steps in Tallahassee Monday morning in a last ditch peel, a plea rather with state senators
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to vote down a controversial measure dubbed the don't say gay bill by its critics. Students chanted,
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we say gay and planned sit-in protests throughout the day. As the Senate prepares to take up the
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controversial HB 1557, which proponents say would bolster parental rights, but opponents say
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it would create a dangerous environment for students. Our students have no choice but to be
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here. Transgender educator Cyrus Bresick said their lives are being politicized. They're being actively
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threatened and our classrooms are being set up as the traps. Meanwhile, Democrats in Florida have been
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comporting themselves with all the dignity that you might expect. Um, let's see what they're up to down
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there. Yes, that's right. Democrats are now at the point where they're literally just running
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through the halls, shouting the word gay. This is all they have to offer the world. This is their
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whole party in a nutshell. This is, this is all they got. They have nothing to say, but gay. And
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they say it all the time everywhere, feeling little need to say any other words in between that word.
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So I appreciate how they're just cutting to the chase now, at least down in Florida for stop
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pretending that you have anything else is just, just repeat the word over and over again, because
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that's all you got. This is all the Democrat party is now. You can tell why so many Democrats
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were disappointed with Joe Biden's state of the union address. It was a horrible speech, but that
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wasn't the problem for them. All they wanted him to do was stand there for 90 minutes and just say the
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word gay over and over again, gay, gay. Did I mention gay also trans trans and gay and gay and
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trans the state of the union is super gay. That's what they wanted to hear. Now, given that this is
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literally all Democrats have to say or offer, um, you can see why they'd treat any bill preventing
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them from saying the word gay as the apocalypse, because that means that they can't speak anymore.
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They can't say anything if they can't say the word gay. The only problem is that no such bill exists,
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but that didn't stop the left from demanding that every corporation in existence denounce the bill.
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And many have, but, uh, Disney had remained conspicuously silent up until now and, and
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pressure continued to mount because Disney, of course, they're down there in Florida. And, um,
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and so the left was saying, this is, this is what we see. Of course, is anytime the left's upset about
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something, um, they're not just going to be upset about it themselves. They need everyone else to also
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be upset about it. And, um, and they needed Disney to be upset about it. Finally, Bob Chapik,
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who's the new CEO of Disney sent out a memo to staff saying on Friday, I met with a small group
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of Disney LGBTQ plus leaders to discuss controversial legislation pending in Florida
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that would impact their communities. I want to thank them for a meaningful, illuminating,
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and at times deeply moving conversation. I told the group, I would write to the entire company with
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my thoughts on the issues we discussed. I wish every one of our employees could have heard not
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just the passionate voices in the room, but the bravery, honesty, and pride those voices expressed.
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It is a conversation I will never forget. I want to be crystal clear. I and the entire leadership
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team unequivocally stand in support of our LGBTQ plus employees, their families and their communities
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and, uh, et cetera, so forth, blah, blah, blah. Now, and he goes on for, for like pages and pages
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about how awesome and wonderful and beautiful and, uh, courageous LGBT people are, but that wasn't
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enough. Of course, you know, even that was not enough. Old Bob should have just sent a memo with
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the word gay written 10,000 times. And instead he used other words besides that. And that has led
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Disney employees to now speak out in anger, which is something that we've seen, you know, we saw this
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with, with Netflix. Now we're seeing with Disney. One of them is gay Disney animator, um, a guy named
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Ben Seaman, who posted a now viral video calling out his employer. Listen, anytime you're different
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in school, uh, you're probably prone to get picked on and you're searching for answers, wondering if
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there is something wrong with you. And luckily I had a teacher that was very kind and talked to me
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about it and let me know that there wasn't anything wrong with being gay. And it made a huge impact on
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my life. If the don't say gay bill passes in Florida, that would have never happened to me. I would
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have been a left alone and scared and LGBT kids are going to be left alone and scared and hurt by
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this bill. And teachers that are gay and married to partners won't even be able to talk about them.
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They're going to have to pretend that LGBTQ people don't even exist. This bill is going to hurt kids.
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I love working for Disney. I've loved working for Disney. It's an amazing company that I've loved since
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I was a kid and they make amazing movies and television specials and they're starting to include
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more LGBT characters. I've let kids know that, you know, if being gay is all right, but when they
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have donated to the sponsors and co-sponsors of the don't say gay bill and they have made no position
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against this bill and they are going to continue donating to these politicians, they are essentially
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Oh yes. The famously anti-gay Disney, you know, Disney, which, which puts, uh, four gay people
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and seven trans people in every single movie or TV show they make now is, uh, as we all know, I mean,
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they're, they're secretly very anti-gay. These are, these are right wing social conservative
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extremists. Now I understand this is something of a moot point to the people disseminating this
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narrative, but I do feel behoved to mention that, that, that nothing, uh, Seaman said there bears any
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relation to the truth whatsoever. Seaman was completely wrong. Um, but they didn't look, he didn't just pull
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this out of thin air. This has been the result of a wildly successful branding campaign by the LGBT
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left, including organizations like Equality Florida, which put out this ad, um, about the
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bill a few months ago. Watch this. All right, Chelsea, you're up.
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Tell us about your hero. I have two heroes, my two moms.
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So there you go. Um, according to Equality Florida, no child at any age can even so much
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as mention gayness, even when discussing their own families or an alarm will go off and their
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teacher will be immediately fired. So there's a, they're monitoring the classroom and there's
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some sort of censor. And if you say the word gay, an alarm goes off. Now, when I am theocratic
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fascist dictator of the country, we may have policies like that in schools, but right now,
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nothing like that is being proposed. And also, of course, there's a sign, uh, that will hang in
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every classroom saying state approved topics only. Of course, that part is actually true in a sense
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because public schools are government schools. So I like how they put that there. Like it's
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something sinister. Oh, state approved topics only. Every topic is state approved. The schools
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are run by the state after all, but the rest is of course horse manure. And to prove that I need
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only do something completely radical, um, that will seem radical anyway. And that is, that is to refer
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to the text of the actual bill itself. Now, the first thing you'll notice when you, uh, actually read
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the don't say gay bill, if you do read it, which of course none of the critics have is that the word
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gay does not appear anywhere within the bill. Now you, you might wonder how a bill can forbid a word
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from being spoken without mentioning the word that it is for bill forbidding. That doesn't really make
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a lot of sense, right? Uh, well it can't. And this bill doesn't, here's what this bill does say.
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Okay. I'm going to read it to you. It says classroom instruction by school personnel or third parties
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on sexual orientation or gender identity may not occur in kindergarten through grade three or in a
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manner that is not age appropriate or developmentally appropriate for students in accordance with
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state standards. So this is classroom instruction by school personnel. Um, and it's specifically,
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we're talking about kindergarten through grade three, three, that's it. Okay. That's the relevant
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portion of the bill. It specifically targets very young students pre-k through third grade and only
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forbids the teachers from instructing the kids about sexual orientation and gender identity.
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It does not at all restrict what the students say. And it doesn't restrict what the teachers can say
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aside from official classroom instruction. In other words, there's nothing in this bill preventing a
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child from mentioning their gay parents or, or even preventing a teacher from mentioning their gay
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partner. Though I'm not sure why teachers would need to be having those conversations with students
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anyway, but there's nothing in the bill that at any point that it would, that has ever targeted that
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or that would ever prevent that. Um, bill has nothing to do with it. It only restricts classroom
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instruction by preventing lessons about gender identity and sexual orientation for, for kids who
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are eight years old or younger. So the real problem with this bill, and I have a problem with it too. The
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real problem is that it only pertains to kids that young. It should go, this should, this should apply
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to all grades because there's no grade or age where it's necessary or appropriate for teachers to
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instruct kids about these topics. You know, the, the, the Florida GOP, they basically extended an olive
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branch to the left by limiting, um, the scope of the bill in this arbitrary way. And as expected,
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the left took the olive branch, poured lighter fluid on it and set it on fire. That's the way it always
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goes. They're not interested in any kind of, um, compromise. Now you thought that, that, well,
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they'd be okay with it because like, obviously any rational, sane person would be okay with saying
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that we're not going to instruct about sexual orientation or gender identity to people, to kids
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in third grade or younger. And so you, you try to keep it there and limit it and you figure, well,
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no one could have a problem with that. Of course they have a problem with that. What's actually
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happening here? In reality, as the bill only forbids the sexual indoctrination of very young
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children, we can see again, the Democrats are so desperate to sexually indoctrinate and groom young
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children that anything preventing them from doing so is like the apocalypse. And actually this is the
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worst thing you could do. They might actually be a little bit less upset if you only forbid it from,
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let's say, uh, uh, eighth grade through 12th grade. You know, if you hit middle school and,
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and high school, I think they'd probably be less upset because they know that if they want to get
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in there and brainwash kids, the easiest and best time to do it for them is at the youngest possible
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ages. Um, they, and they truly believe that they have a right to do it. Not just that they're right
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in doing it, but they also have a right to do it. Not just that they will, or that they want to,
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but they feel entitled to because they're predators and liars. And we don't need to be on defense about
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this. They're the ones who are openly in favor of grooming children and are filled with satanic fury
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when you try to prevent it. And that's why we should oppose them with every fiber of our being.
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All right. First of all, uh, happy international. What is a woman day? I wanted to, uh, it is
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international women's day, by the way. I don't know if you, if you have celebrated yet, but I wanted
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to extend the offer that, um, I put out there on Twitter this morning, cause I'm getting increasingly
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desperate. And so this is a real offer. Um, I'm offering this. I will give $10 million in honor
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of what is international women's day. I will give $10 million to any leftist who can define the word
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woman today, 10 million. It's on the table, not literally offer subject to change without notice,
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but that's what I'm, that's what I'm putting on the table. Just, just one for international women's
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day. Can you do it? We'll see. Um, I'll let you know if anyone comes through now, this is from
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the daily wire. It says the national average price of gasoline set a new all-time record on
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Monday, blowing past the previous record that was set more than a decade ago, 2008 gas buddy
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reported the national average price of gasoline. The U S today broke the existing record, rewriting
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the all-time high to today's $4. Uh, it's about, you know, 4.1 per gallon. Uh, the previous all-time
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high was set back in 2008, um, just ahead of the U S great recession and housing crisis. So there's
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some good news. Gas buddy, a platform that collects data on fuel prices to save consumers
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money added that the price of diesel was likely to break the record, um, of 4.8 per gallon in the
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next two weeks. And that's where we are with gases. And it's, there's, there's no sign of it,
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of any improvement. You know, oftentimes we had these big spikes and they go back down,
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but we could be looking at this for days, weeks, months, who knows, maybe even longer.
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Um, and this raises a lot of questions. A lot of people have questions. And Jen Psaki was asked
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about the gas prices. And, uh, I don't think your answer was very helpful, but here's what
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she said yesterday. Um, I want to read to you, if I could, Jen, some comments from people we've
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met at gas stations today. One woman saying, I just never imagined to see the cost of gas be this
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high. Another said, it's a huge stressor to my financial situation, a huge stressor. It's kind
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of like something I've stressed about, like during the day, will I be able to afford gas? How much money
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do I have? What is the White House? What is the president's message to Americans who are going
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to the gas station today and seeing prices so high? Well, the president's message is that he is going
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to do everything we can, everything he can to reduce the impact on the American people, including, uh,
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the price of gas at the tank. What is also true is that because of the actions of President Putin,
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because he invaded a sovereign country, that created instability in the markets. That is something
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the president talked about even before, uh, Russia and President Putin move forward with their
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actions. Uh, but we have already taken steps. The president has already taken steps, historic
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release from the strategic petroleum reserve, one that's done in a coordinated fashion. And clearly
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we will continue to have conversations with large oil producers and suppliers around the world about how
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to mitigate the impact and, and consider domestic options as well. Now, uh, a day after this,
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that answer was given, uh, it was announced that the Biden administration will be banning Russian oil.
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So this, they, they are going to be banning, uh, imports of Russian oil, the 600,000 or so barrels
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a day that we bring in are now we're not going to be bringing in. And this is something that lots of
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people have called for. Uh, and it's, if you're, if you're going to try to hurt Putin, this would be the
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way to do it rather than, you know, getting rid of your Russian vodka, which probably isn't even Russian
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that you already bought. Uh, this will be the way to do it. The problem is, well now, okay, you're
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going to get rid of the Russian oil. We're going to, we're not going to import any Russian oil.
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Well, what are we going to replace it with? Because that is, it's certainly not, it's not as
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though the majority of our oil we got from Russia and majority we get from Canada. But if you're not
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going to be bringing that oil in, you got to get it from somewhere else. One idea would be to get it
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from underneath our own ground, but they don't want to do that. So instead, um, what it, what it looks like
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according to the New York times and their report yesterday, uh, we're going to be replacing that
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with more exports from Venezuela. So Venezuela is also a socialist dictator state and also an ally
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of, uh, of Russia. So it sort of makes you think, well, we might as well stick with what we already
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have if we're going to be doing that. So instead of Russian oil, now we're just going to be importing
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more Venezuelan oil. Um, here's the other thing we have to realize is that the has the high gas prices
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are a feature, right? Not a bug as far as the Biden administration is concerned.
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You know, they're not, they are going to be careful about coming out and saying it.
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Pete Buttigieg has, has all but said that himself, but it's not something they're going to,
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going to say explicitly. Um, other people on the left have been more explicit about this.
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There was some, there was some, uh, left-wing author on Twitter kind of went viral yesterday
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because he said that, Hey, you know, if you're, if you're using 20 or 30 gallons a week, then, uh,
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then there's a, there's a problem anyway, you know, the problem is you. So now this is someone,
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this is the case for a lot of people on the left there. They live in the city and, uh, they ride
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their little bikes to work if they even go to work or they take an Uber and they're, they're shocked
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to learn that not everyone lives in the city. They're actually, there's actually this whole,
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there's really the majority of the country geographically that, that is not comprised of,
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major cities and people live spread out. And so they have to drive a lot and they're very shocked
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to learn this. Um, but from the left-wing mentality, first of all, you know, they live in big
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metropolitan environments. If you live out in the country, then you're probably a backwards redneck
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anyway, so they don't care about you. And also, um, this is all, it's all part of the transformation,
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right? This is, this is a, I think that's the exact word that Pete Buttigieg used last week.
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This is a transformative moment. Really? This is an advantage to have high gas prices because it's
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going to encourage people to stop driving cars so that we can end climate change. We all stop
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driving cars and climate, the climate won't change anymore. It'll be 65 degrees and sunny with a slight
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breeze for everybody for all time. There'll be no more climate change. Um, that's what they're,
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that's what they're working towards. And so if it seems like the Biden administration is not
00:23:19.000
actually, despite what Jen Psaki claims, not actually doing a whole lot
00:23:22.960
to solve the gas prices problems because they don't really have any motivation to solve it.
00:23:29.260
Um, staying on the same subject and, uh, with the same administration, Kamala Harris
00:23:33.340
was, um, talking about some of this and, uh, energy and climate change. And she tried to be
00:23:39.320
inspirational once again, and this is always a problem. Now, the good news is she's on script.
00:23:44.680
She didn't go off script, but the script itself needs a little bit of work. Listen to this.
00:23:49.900
Imagine a future, the freight trucks that deliver bread and milk to our grocery store shelves
00:23:56.860
and the buses that take children to school and parents to work. Imagine all the heavy duty vehicles
00:24:03.560
that keep our supply lines strong and allow our economy to grow. Imagine that they produced zero
00:24:12.480
emissions. Well, you all imagined it. That's why we're here today, because we have the ability to see
00:24:21.760
what can be unburdened by what has been, and then to make the possible actually happen.
00:24:29.860
We have the, we have the advantage to see what can be unburdened by what has been,
00:24:40.340
and then make the possible actually happen. Sounds like she was going in for a little bit
00:24:47.200
of a rhyme there. I don't know. Uh, the problem with Kamala Harris is she's a terrible order. Uh,
00:24:53.340
she's a terrible public speaker, but it's the worst combination. Now it's what most people are bad
00:24:59.200
public speakers and it's fine. They know that they're bad and it's fine, you know, because it's
00:25:03.080
just, you're just like everybody else. You're terrible, but she is a bad public speaker and
00:25:06.940
she thinks she's good. She thinks that she's one of the great orders of, uh, in modern American
00:25:12.400
history. And so you could tell just the confidence with which she utters this kind of just utter this,
00:25:20.080
this total vapid, meaningless nonsense. It's the confidence that really makes it all,
00:25:25.000
all the more, uh, cringy speaking of meaningless statements again from the daily wire. It says
00:25:30.280
Hollywood actor couple, Nick Offerman and Megan Mulally told a Russian president, Vladimir Putin
00:25:35.860
to F off and go home while the duo hosted the 2022 independent spirit awards. That's pretty courageous.
00:25:43.560
Um, this according to Hollywood reporter on Sunday, it says after returning from a commercial
00:25:47.360
commercial break, the cohost took a moment to show their solidarity with and support for Ukraine.
00:25:52.420
Offerman began by telling the audience that they'd like to send best wishes to those affected by the
00:25:57.020
war in Ukraine and all unjust conflicts around the world. And then he said, I think we speak for
00:26:02.200
everyone here when we say we're hoping for a quick and peaceful resolution, specifically F off and go
00:26:07.040
home Putin. And the whole audience applauded and they all started, uh, lifting their middle fingers
00:26:11.560
and, um, to the camera. I think we, I think we could all agree incredible, incredible courage by these
00:26:19.340
Hollywood actors in Hollywood to, to really come out and make it known that they don't like Putin.
00:26:26.620
You know, they're really putting themselves in a position, I think, uh, to get a lot of criticism
00:26:30.780
from the heavy pro Putin faction in Hollywood. And then also they, they may have actually solved the
00:26:36.600
problem. You know, I don't know if Putin has seen this yet. I'm not sure if he, if he's aware, if anyone's
00:26:40.820
told him, but the moment that he sees that Nick Offerman at the spirit awards in Hollywood, um,
00:26:46.040
told him to go home, I think there's a very good chance that Putin will say, well, all right,
00:26:50.420
okay. And then just, and then the war will end. Um, and there were a lot of other really inspiring
00:26:55.740
moments like Kristen Stewart, Stewart, by the way, another actress, uh, she joined in the middle
00:26:59.820
finger and then she took the stage and had her own speech about, uh, the Ukraine conflict, because
00:27:04.980
these are the people that we go to for this sort of thing. And here's what she had to say.
00:27:08.320
We stand for independence as a community. We stand for freedom of expression. We stand
00:27:14.480
for humanity. Today, we are compelled to stand with the people of Ukraine who are, yeah.
00:27:26.700
They, I'm going to try to say this right. They are risking their lives to fight for those very things.
00:27:32.200
We stand with the hundreds of thousands of refugees fleeing this war, both Ukrainians and those of
00:27:38.520
other ethnicities and nationalities who are being denied safe harbor. Yeah. We must never let's clap.
00:27:47.400
It's weird. Um, we must never, ever take for granted the importance of courage, empathy,
00:27:53.200
and the power of connecting the power of understanding each other feels really good. So let's give it a shot.
00:28:00.440
Wow. A lot of insight there. A lot of courage, a lot of insight. Um, like you, I turned to
00:28:08.900
Kristen Stewart in times like this. I don't know what's going on in the world. I don't know what
00:28:13.280
to think. I'm scared. I'm alone. I'm nervous. And I just want to know that Kristen Stewart is on top
00:28:19.780
of it. And I'm looking to her as a guiding light to show me the way forward. Um, so just a lot,
00:28:25.420
a lot of great courage and a beautiful moment there at the spirit awards, whatever the hell the spirit
00:28:28.660
awards are. All right. This is also from the daily wire. Uh, it says a Fort Lauderdale,
00:28:32.620
Florida police chief was fired after an investigation stated that he had asked
00:28:36.320
which one is blacker when considering a promotion and also allegedly pointed to photographs on a
00:28:41.480
conference room of the department's command staff saying that wall is too white and I'm going to
00:28:46.380
change that. Former, uh, Fort Lauderdale police chief, Larry Siroto, 48, the first openly gay police
00:28:53.560
chief hired in Fort Lauderdale was fired last Thursday after bias complaints filed last October
00:28:58.720
with the equal, with the U S equal employment opportunity commission prompted, uh, that prompted
00:29:04.200
an investigation. Two police officers said they had been denied promotions based on race,
00:29:08.580
sexual orientation, and gender. City manager, Chris Lagerbloom informed the police department,
00:29:14.480
he would freeze all promotions until further notice to address concerns surrounding the recent
00:29:18.580
police department of promotions. Now that's a really interesting story because you don't often
00:29:24.100
hear about, um, people in these positions getting fired for anti white bias. I mean, it almost never
00:29:30.420
happens. And you could point out that what, what this police chief was saying that we need to be
00:29:36.480
blacker that will, that's too white, too many white candidates. That's, that's like the official policy
00:29:41.440
in many States and in many of these institutions, including academic, including academia. That's what
00:29:47.480
affirmative action is. And it's also discriminatory and racist, but he came out and said, and, and some
00:29:54.640
employees actually had the, the, the courage. I think the real courage here, given the backlash that
00:30:00.300
they could have experienced, had the courage to go to not accept that. And they went to the equal
00:30:08.240
rights commission and reported this because this is racial bias. And this is exactly what needs to
00:30:15.740
happen. You know, I've made this exact point about employees at these woke companies who are forced
00:30:22.000
to sit for CRT training where they're singled out by race and told that if you're white, here are all the
00:30:29.400
bad things about you. And here's what you need to say. If you're white, and here's what you need to think
00:30:33.960
and believe. And, you know, even in some cases having these, uh, indoctrination sessions, the brainwashing
00:30:39.960
sessions where only white people are required to attend. I mean, that sort of thing that is
00:30:44.880
blatant discrimination. You're, you're, the law actually forbids that. Okay. Now I'm, I'm sure the
00:30:52.720
left Democrats, they, they would like to change the law to explicitly allow for, um, anti-white
00:31:00.060
racism in these contexts. But as of right now, they haven't done it. So we do, we do have equal rights
00:31:07.600
laws, which if you, if you read the way the laws are written, it says that you're not allowed to
00:31:14.100
single anybody out for harassment, negative treatment or anything like that based on their
00:31:18.800
race. And the way the law is written, it doesn't say as long as they're black, it just says based
00:31:23.780
on race. The companies get away with it because they're really hardly ever sued for it. These things
00:31:32.060
are not reported and the employees just kind of sit there and endure it. And maybe they'll take
00:31:39.000
pictures and they'll put it on Twitter and it'll go viral and people will complain about it. And
00:31:43.260
that's fine. Like what happened with a, what was it? Coca-Cola. I mean, there's been a bunch of
00:31:46.040
companies and sure, go ahead and do that, but then sue them for rate for illegal racial discrimination
00:31:53.520
against you as a white employee. So that's real racism. Let's go to some, uh, fake racism. I just
00:32:01.160
wanted to mention this Serena Williams is a wildly successful and famous athlete. She's got, she's,
00:32:08.560
she's worth, I'm sure hundreds of millions of dollars. They just made a movie about her. Um,
00:32:13.400
she's just celebrated and loved and everything, but she is still a victim. So the New York times
00:32:20.220
did a story about Serena Williams and in the print version, apparently there still is a print version.
00:32:25.880
So that's the real headline news to me in the print version. They apparently put a, put a picture
00:32:31.460
with the story that was not Serena Williams. It was her, I think her, her sister, it was the wrong
00:32:36.320
picture. And these kinds of mistakes happen, right? Um, and, but Serena Williams was not willing to
00:32:43.900
just say, Oh, okay, well mistakes happen. Who cares? I mean, everyone knows who I am. I don't have to
00:32:48.340
worry that I'm being erased here. People are going to forget what I look like. She couldn't do that.
00:32:52.460
So instead she, she sends out a tweet, no matter how far we come, we get reminded that it's not
00:32:57.200
enough. This is why I raised $111 million for Serena ventures to support the founders who are
00:33:03.060
overlooked by ingrained systems, woefully unaware of their biases, because even I am overlooked.
00:33:09.940
You could do better. Yes. Even Serena Williams is overlooked. Serena Williams, who they did the
00:33:19.160
article about her. Okay. Serena, you, the article was about you. You're overlooked in an article about
00:33:25.840
you. One of the hundreds of articles that have been written about you through your career.
00:33:31.820
I'm being overlooked. I'm a victim of racism. This is, this is what the, um, racial indoctrination
00:33:38.520
on the left gets you. It's just, you end up with people who are totally unwilling. They're just
00:33:43.040
looking for every possible slight and totally unwilling to extend any grace whatsoever.
00:33:50.840
Always assuming the worst possible motivations. Okay. In the world of the race hustler,
00:33:57.440
um, there are no innocent mistakes. There are no oversights. There's nothing inconvenient can happen
00:34:06.160
to you that is not grounded in racism. So Serena Williams, another, um, another victim. We should
00:34:14.720
all apologize to her for this horrible life that we forced her to live as a multimillionaire athlete.
00:34:21.460
Who makes a Twitter mob fly off the handle with rage?
00:34:32.560
All right. Uh, dailywire.com slash sweet baby comments. And by the way, if you are watching
00:34:38.740
this show right now on YouTube or on the daily wire, um, I hope that you are inspired by what
00:34:45.880
you've been witnessing throughout the course of the show. And that is this ongoing battle with my
00:34:50.480
earpiece that I've been waging. So this is, this is also, you know, we talked about the example of
00:34:54.580
heroism among athletes. Um, I think you, you, you quite often get heroism and, and, uh, examples of
00:34:59.740
courage on this show. Like for right now, for example, because this is a real, this is a real
00:35:03.960
annoyance that I'm, that I have to point out and complain about. So I guess I lose all the credit
00:35:09.040
that I would otherwise get. So we've got a few, uh, video comments here. Let's go to clip 14.
00:35:15.700
Hey, Matt Walsh to play devil's advocate for the Tik TOK mom. I can kind of see where she's coming
00:35:20.460
from. My husband and I had our first baby last year, and we were so excited at the prospect of
00:35:26.200
finally getting to tell our friends and family that our baby had finally been born. We also did
00:35:31.680
not know what gender our child was when we were pregnant. So we wanted to have the joy of saying
00:35:36.180
we had a boy or we had a girl. Fun fact. Did you know that baby boys and baby girls are actually born
00:35:43.000
with different body parts? And you can tell right away at birth, if you've had a boy or a girl,
00:35:47.740
you don't even have to wait until they're three or four years old to tell you what gender they are.
00:35:51.320
You know, right off the bat, it's amazing. Anyway, we didn't want our friends and family
00:35:55.860
to find out about that happy news via someone else's Facebook post about our baby. So we wanted
00:36:03.720
to have that joy. Secondly, regarding photos of the baby on social media, I can see where she's
00:36:08.800
coming from on that too. There are so many creeps and crazies and sickos out there. I do not want
00:36:14.940
those sickos having access to photos of my kids. So for that reason, we don't post pictures of our kids
00:36:20.620
really online. And we'd prefer that others do too. So when we would text photos, we just say,
00:36:25.300
hey, we don't post these online. So we'd prefer if you not either. And finally, about texting during
00:36:30.580
labor. I don't know about anyone else's experience. But when I was in labor, my husband and I, we were
00:36:36.340
a little busy, a little preoccupied. And we really didn't care if our phone was buzzing with all of
00:36:42.100
these texts coming through. As I said, we were a little busy. So those texts just went unanswered.
00:36:47.640
And it's okay not to instantly respond to every text message the second it comes through to your
00:36:53.320
phone. Let me just jump in. Let me cut you off and do a little mansplaining here, okay? Because
00:36:59.680
this is what men always do. No, look, I get it. She's talking about the TikTok mom who had a whole
00:37:05.740
list of rules because she was having a baby. And so there's a whole list of rules for her friends and
00:37:10.400
family of things that they're allowed to do and not allowed to do. We've seen this, as I said,
00:37:15.160
this is the kind of mentality we see with weddings all the time, with the infamous cliched bridezilla
00:37:20.800
sort of thing. And now it's made its way into other life events. Because for the narcissistic
00:37:26.780
people in our country, for them, they can experience a life event that billions of other
00:37:32.860
people have experienced. But when they experience it, suddenly it is imbued with significance that
00:37:37.460
it's never had before. And that gives you the right to be just a total tyrant about it.
00:37:44.100
And I understand some of the reasons for the rules. You don't want the pictures up. You don't
00:37:48.080
want people to spoil the news. You want to be able to announce it to yourself. But can I just say,
00:37:52.820
like, what about this for an option? Just relax, okay? Sometimes you just have to let,
00:38:00.300
you can't control everything that people do. And you just have to relax a little bit.
00:38:04.240
And if I'm the one telling you that, then you know you should listen. Because I'm not exactly
00:38:08.620
great at relaxing. Like right now, for example, this earpiece, I'm just going to rip it out because
00:38:11.940
it's driving me insane. Okay. Josh Hopkin says, good, there we go. I'm free. Josh Hopkin says,
00:38:19.700
Governor Cox has been doing stuff like this for a while now in Utah. No idea if he's a coward or a
00:38:24.600
woke idiot. Neither are okay. Well, I don't know why you have to choose between the two. Coward or woke
00:38:29.540
idiot? I mean, I think that they quite often go hand in hand. But I think the answer is coward,
00:38:35.800
of course. Because a woke idiot would mean that he actually is a leftist radical himself and
00:38:42.840
actually believes that men are women and women are men, and that there's no difference between the
00:38:47.340
two, and that there's nothing unfair about men competing against women. That would make him a
00:38:50.580
woke idiot. And I'm quite sure that's not the case. So it's possible to be both a coward and a woke
00:38:54.860
in this case. He's just a coward. He knows that it's wrong. He absolutely knows it. And yet is
00:39:00.940
going along with it anyway. Let's see. King Ginger says, I think you're absolutely right
00:39:06.520
about the American convoy. The only reason the Canadian convoy was such a success, at least
00:39:09.880
optically, was because it happened in Canada. Not even their government suspected that that many people
00:39:14.200
would be against their mandates and COVID policies, even if it didn't succeed in their ultimate goal,
00:39:18.300
which was to have the mandates taken away completely. It exposed just how dictatorial Trudeau is
00:39:22.660
and how their government is not like America's. Yeah, I think you raise a good point about one
00:39:26.560
of the differences between the Canadian convoy and the American convoy. The American convoy,
00:39:29.440
by the way, I don't even know, they were going to circle the beltway all week. And I'm not even sure
00:39:34.380
if they were out there on the beltway this week at all. And if they were, then they've just been
00:39:38.920
swallowed by the traffic and they're not really causing any inconvenience at all, which is good for
00:39:43.500
the people, other people on the beltway. But then that even more raises the question of what is the
00:39:47.620
point at all now? You're just driving around in the traffic for a week.
00:39:52.660
What is that supposed to prove? But I think one of the key differences is the one you point out that,
00:39:57.560
you know, because with a protest, you're sending a message, there's a certain goal you have in mind,
00:40:03.300
you're trying to push a certain agenda forward. But it's also about raising awareness, okay?
00:40:10.360
And in this case, for a lot of people in Canada with the trucker convoy, I think it raised awareness
00:40:17.420
to the fact that there are a whole lot of Canadians who are not okay with the COVID tyranny.
00:40:22.260
Okay, it was a way for Canadians in general to speak out against it. And that was actually a
00:40:26.620
revelation to a lot of people, especially in America, including myself. Because prior to this,
00:40:30.720
I kind of thought, well, it seems like most Canadians are on board with this.
00:40:34.040
And that wasn't the case at all. But in America, we obviously know that a great many of us are not
00:40:40.260
okay with it. We've been very vocal about that the entire time. So it doesn't mean you don't speak
00:40:44.720
out against it. But it just, again, underscores why these two things are different. Let's see.
00:40:53.120
Another comment says, I love how the room is decorated with the walrus book.
00:40:56.800
That book has a name. And it's Johnny the walrus. How dare you? You're banned from the show.
00:41:03.440
And let's see. Drake says, Matt, would you be on board for canceling the portion of the student debt
00:41:10.300
that is a byproduct of compound interest? I mean, are we canceling interest on compound or not? Are
00:41:17.820
we canceling the interest on other debt as well? You know, I don't think so. And my answer to that is
00:41:22.760
no. I'm in favor of canceling these student loans and the compound interest and everything else.
00:41:30.940
I'm in favor of canceling it going forward, sort of proactively going forward by more and more people
00:41:40.120
choosing not to take the loans out. So that is a version of canceling student loan debt that I'm
00:41:46.560
in favor of. You could cancel it. You know, if you are a, for your own kids and for this young
00:41:54.500
generation, we could cancel it by going forward, by encouraging people to make other choices.
00:42:01.640
Aside from at the age of 18 or 19, going in, taking out this big loan and consigning themselves to,
00:42:08.380
you know, decades of debt for an education that will not be worth it at all. And one other comment
00:42:15.760
says, Rochelle says, I would like to say I disagree with today's cancellation. I'm personally against
00:42:19.940
protesting in general of any kind. I know you ask why now, but I respond to say why not? Yes,
00:42:25.320
the mandates are being lifted because the left knows a red wave is coming, but it's embarrassing
00:42:29.660
that Canadian truckers made a stance before we Americans did. Truckers play a huge role in our
00:42:33.900
lives and know most of them don't have degrees or may not have even attended college. But after the
00:42:37.540
Canadian trucker convoy, truckers realized their value in logistics for this country and now and how
00:42:42.600
valuable their services are. I could go outside and hold up a sign protesting mandates and that would be
00:42:47.700
theater. But if truckers stop on the highway, I wouldn't be able to purchase a sign to hold up.
00:42:51.940
So give them some credit. First of all, I don't think it's true that the people in Canada made a
00:42:58.000
stand before Americans did. I mean, I think there were a lot of Americans taking a stand against this
00:43:02.200
from the very beginning. I mean, from almost from day one, there were, for example, pastors,
00:43:07.260
not enough of them, granted, but pastors getting arrested because they refused to go along with
00:43:11.960
their churches being shut down. So there have been Americans taking a stance. I don't think that's
00:43:16.560
exactly true. As far as the power that truckers have, I totally agree with you. But I don't think
00:43:24.380
you're exercising that power in a meaningful way by just driving around on the on the beltway.
00:43:31.140
As I've said this this entire time, I think if truckers have specific grievances that they want
00:43:37.320
to get across, and I can certainly imagine that they would, maybe the best way to get it across is
00:43:44.080
rather than driving around the beltway, is to go on strike, is to refuse to haul the freight in the
00:43:48.180
first place. Or how about a more targeted thing? I've been told, you know, I'm talking about how
00:43:51.880
the mandates are going away, and I'm constantly reminded, oh, it's not the case. What about in
00:43:55.380
California? They still have mandates. I think the mandates are even going away in California.
00:43:59.440
But okay, let's take California, for example. If there's something going on in California
00:44:03.060
that truckers don't like, well, then how about a protest where they say, we're not going to
00:44:07.900
haul freight into California until this goes away, whatever it is. Now, there's a protest
00:44:12.960
that would certainly send the message. And it would also put the left in a position of being
00:44:20.180
against people who are workers, blue collar workers going on strike. I realize the left has no problem
00:44:26.280
being hypocritical. And so they'll take that position fine. But it just further exposes the
00:44:30.720
hypocrisy. If you have workers striking, and the left is against them. So there's a protest I would
00:44:37.040
support. Well, if you haven't already added the premiere of The Daily Wire's latest film,
00:44:40.840
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00:44:45.120
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00:44:49.060
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00:44:53.100
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00:44:57.940
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00:45:01.820
My name is Vista Mandelbaum. My brother and I have taken four hostages. Everybody against the wall.
00:45:19.200
We've come for one thing. Our Titan badges. Is this real? Yes, ma'am, this is real. Is my sign in this?
00:45:27.320
Well, I want that too. It's the police. They want to talk to whoever's in charge.
00:45:33.800
This Titan badge can grant an individual superhuman power. Perhaps it's time for someone
00:45:39.780
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00:46:00.960
We've got a Hyperion en route. Not a good time to look stupid.
00:46:42.380
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00:46:49.680
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00:46:54.080
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00:46:57.920
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00:47:06.100
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00:47:11.040
into the conversation, um, into the transgender conversation, especially because, as you know,
00:47:16.740
um, as I'm constantly preaching about, diversity is extremely important to me, and that is ultimately
00:47:22.280
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see on display behind me in the hotel room. And if you have not yet purchased the literary sensation
00:47:33.700
of 2022, and I think probably of the decade, then you could do that. Go to Amazon, um, and,
00:47:40.100
uh, or you can go to johnnythewalrus.com and get your copy that way. Now let's get to our daily
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cancellation. So today we cancel another TikTok personality who is also a body positivity advocate.
00:47:53.260
Um, Mallory Burgess describes herself as an exercise physiologist and, uh, these days has cultivated a
00:47:59.400
pretty decent following on social media where she criticizes so-called diet culture and calls out fat
00:48:04.420
shaming and tries to explode the myth, um, that, as she puts it, weight can be easily controlled.
00:48:10.720
What's interesting about Ms. Burgess is that, according to my brief Google search anyway,
00:48:14.540
like for two seconds, her own backstory completely undermines her current stance on the supposed myth
00:48:20.640
of weight loss. In fact, the first thing that popped up when I, when I went on Google and I was
00:48:25.500
trying to figure out who this person is so I can cancel them, um, the first thing that popped up
00:48:29.100
was a headline in the Baltimore sun from 2014. And this was the headline McDaniel student loses half
00:48:34.780
her body weight. The article tells us about a Mallory Burgess who was so heavy that she couldn't
00:48:39.840
fit in the restaurant booths. She said, but now that is in 2014. Now she lost over 150 pounds and
00:48:46.140
found a new lease on life. Fast forward to 2022. And here's what she is now saying.
00:48:52.380
What is something you used to strongly believe in that you no longer believe in at all?
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That body weight is something you can easily change and control. Oh, look, another random
00:49:02.660
person on TikTok making outrageous claims with no sources to make them feel better about their
00:49:07.040
choices. No, Andrew, I read. You know, all those peer reviewed studies that you never actually read
00:49:14.380
in your sophomore year college class. I read those for my job. And there is a growing body of research
00:49:21.060
on weight and body size that is emerging within the last five years. That's finding a lot of it
00:49:27.760
is genetically predetermined that all it takes is for one little chromosome to get a mutation. And
00:49:33.340
oops, that person puts on weight very easily or can't put weight on at all. And sure, some of those
00:49:38.680
factors are external, but not nearly as much as the diet industry will lead you to believe. You know,
00:49:43.920
that billion dollar industry whose primary interest is making sure that you keep hating yourself. So
00:49:48.460
you'll keep giving them money. Maybe it's time to shift our narrative.
00:49:52.460
Yes. I mean, how could anyone think that people can lose weight just by eating less?
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I mean, I know why you should think that, Mallory, given that you did that exact thing.
00:50:03.200
And even without your personal history, it should still be obvious that weight can be controlled,
00:50:07.700
maybe not easily controlled. OK, so that's where that's where you get us on the technicality.
00:50:11.580
It's not easy in a sense that self-discipline isn't necessarily easy, but it can be simply
00:50:18.300
controlled, though. So let's just call it that. As I mentioned last week, I just read a book
00:50:23.120
called In the Heart of the Sea about a group of 19th century whalers who were shipwrecked in the
00:50:27.600
middle of the Pacific. It's a great book, by the way. Most of them died of starvation. A few survived.
00:50:32.640
The survivors, when they were finally rescued, were gaunt and skeletal. There was no obesity among them.
00:50:38.540
In fact, there has never been an obese shipwreck survivor rescued after months at sea or stranded
00:50:45.460
on an island. Not one in history. Why is that? Because they don't have a lot to eat. And when
00:50:50.720
you eat less, you lose weight. That's the correlation. Now, I'm not suggesting that people
00:50:54.440
should starve themselves. I'm merely pointing out the calories you consume do indeed have a direct
00:50:59.680
and quite predictable impact on your weight. If weight was purely genetic, then there should be
00:51:05.620
lots of morbid obesity, even in places where people don't have a lot to eat. And yet,
00:51:10.580
when you look at this map, for example, a map of obesity rates by country, it shows that what a
00:51:16.840
coincidence the countries that have the most to eat and where people tend to be the most sedentary
00:51:21.880
also have the most obesity. 36% of the United States is obese. In Tanzania, it's 9%. Indonesia,
00:51:29.600
7%. Isn't that quite an amazing anomaly? All of the purples, the rates between 0% and 10%
00:51:37.180
are all concentrated in the third world, while the highest rates are all in the first world.
00:51:42.960
How do you explain that? Do they not have the fat gene down there in Mozambique?
00:51:46.880
We have all the fat genes here and all the fast food. Talk about bad luck. But this is all academic.
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Mallory has a more recent video that raises, I think, some more interesting points. Well,
00:51:59.900
the video doesn't really raise interesting points, but interesting points can be raised in response to
00:52:04.300
it. So here you go. A little PSA for the girlies that hop on this app and do like the latest gross
00:52:10.320
weekly body checking trend, or do a what I eat in a day and flash their abs, or just generally fish
00:52:16.460
for compliments that they are in fact not fat. Come here. Stop doing free labor for the patriarchy.
00:52:24.020
The hierarchy of bodies where one is considered the best, that was designed by men. Maybe you've
00:52:30.320
noticed that heterosexual men have an incredibly narrow definition of what's attractive, and
00:52:35.140
heterosexual women have like a much broader one. That's by design. If your feminism does not include
00:52:41.800
fighting fat phobia and body liberation, it's not feminism. That's just another wing of the
00:52:47.720
patriarchy, babes. And there might come a day where you gain weight and you're still gonna need feminism
00:52:55.280
then. Because if you think men are awful when you're thin, oof, I got really bad news for you. You don't
00:53:02.420
need to trash other body types to make you feel good about yourself. Okay. First of all, the
00:53:09.040
patriarchy, she says that, you know, they're doing free labor for the patriarchy. I want to be clear.
00:53:14.920
The patriarchy does not expect women to do free labor. We will happily pay you 70 cents for every
00:53:20.420
dollar a man earns. Second, you notice how people who are not thin always feel entitled to tell people
00:53:27.800
who are thin how they should and shouldn't feel about their bodies. So for all the talk about fat
00:53:32.120
shaming, the fact is the only kind of socially acceptable body shaming that you ever encounter
00:53:37.420
in our culture today is the kind you just heard in that video. Third, most importantly, here's a
00:53:42.040
point that I've been wanting to make for a while. And, um, and our friend Mallory has given me the
00:53:45.700
opening. Much of this body positivity stuff is very thinly veiled misinjury. Okay. The body positivity
00:53:52.780
people, most of them really just hate men. And I don't mean that they hate men just because the body
00:53:58.340
positivity stuff is never meant to encourage men, but only women, all of the fat people we're supposed
00:54:03.280
to celebrate are women, all of them. And that's true, but that's not why I'm saying this. I'm saying
00:54:08.440
it because of, of what she just said. People like Mallory don't like the traditional feminine form
00:54:15.360
because for one thing, it takes some work to maintain and they're too lazy. And second, because that's
00:54:21.980
the, the form that men prefer. So she says with disdain that men have a very narrow conception of what
00:54:28.920
they find attractive as opposed to women who are more expansive. Now, the second part of that isn't
00:54:34.120
really true. Just ask any out of shape, single guy with no money, how easy it is to find a woman who
00:54:41.340
will give him the time of day. He probably is not going to think that women are all that open-minded
00:54:45.300
when it comes to their attractions. That's not going to be his lived experience. Um, no women, broadly
00:54:50.880
speaking, look for certain things in men, men look for certain things in women. The things they look
00:54:55.320
for are different. And the way they look for those things is also different because men are much more
00:55:00.560
visual by nature, but it's not accurate to say that one group is more enlightened than the other.
00:55:05.260
Now we're speaking in general terms here again, but it's certainly, it's certainly not accurate
00:55:08.980
generally to say that men want women who look gaunt and famished. That was a trend on the fashion
00:55:17.220
runways for a while. If any men were responsible for that, it would have been gay men, not heterosexuals.
00:55:22.560
We had nothing to do with that. That's not what we're after. Men like all of the things that
00:55:27.780
everybody already knows, thinner waists, curvier hips, longer legs. Obviously men are attracted to
00:55:32.120
breasts, to the feminine form. In other words, men are also attracted to things that are perhaps, um,
00:55:37.260
noticed on a more subconscious level, like facial symmetry. The women are attracted to that too.
00:55:42.120
So why do men like these things? Well, perhaps the first answer to people like Mallory should be,
00:55:49.140
we like it because we do. Piss off. We shouldn't have to justify our sexual attraction to you
00:55:54.660
any more than you're presumably willing to justify yours to us. Especially when we're simply pursuing
00:55:59.700
the same things in women that billions of other men have pursued throughout history. It's all very
00:56:03.560
normal and healthy. One of the big things that makes these attributes attractive to men,
00:56:08.040
you know, hips, breasts, and so on, youth as well, is that it's a marker of fertility.
00:56:14.260
Our attraction to the feminine form is biological. It's a product not of patriarchy, but of evolutionary
00:56:18.900
biology. A feminine woman with the classic sort of hourglass shape or something close to it
00:56:24.280
signals health and vitality. Obesity signals sickness. Obese women also have more problems with
00:56:30.660
their fertility, which again shows why men don't find it attractive. A man, whether it's in the
00:56:37.340
forefront of his mind or not, is looking for a woman with whom he can start a family.
00:56:43.140
That's why the personality traits that men find most attractive women, because it's not all about
00:56:48.360
looks. There is also an element of personality there. But all of the personality traits that men
00:56:53.760
find attractive in women are all of the ones that will make her a good wife and mother. Not the ones
00:56:58.780
that will make her a good CEO, okay? Not the ones that will make her successful in business,
00:57:02.900
but the ones that will make her a good wife and mother. Is she caring? Is she compassionate? Is
00:57:08.920
she affectionate? Does she have a maternal instinct? These are the things the men are looking for.
00:57:13.900
And that's also why the most unattractive and repulsive woman to a man is an obese feminist,
00:57:21.740
because she lacks literally everything that a heterosexual man wants. Everything. Which only
00:57:28.880
makes her more bitter to straight men, which only makes her more repugnant to them, by extension,
00:57:34.460
which only increases her bitterness, and it becomes this vicious cycle. None of this is the fault of
00:57:39.600
men. We're just being who we are, wanting what we want, okay? And we don't have to justify that to
00:57:45.360
anyone. Least of all Mallory. Because today she is, I'm sorry to say, canceled. And we'll leave it
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there for today. Thanks for watching. Thanks for listening. Have a great day. Godspeed.
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